CLASS B
ASSESSMENT ASSISGNMENT
A tsunami is a large ocean wave that is caused by sudden motion on the ocean floor. This sudden
motion could be an earthquake, a powerful volcanic eruption, or an underwater landslide or - very rarely - a
large meteorite strike. A tsunami sends surges of water, sometimes reaching heights of over 100 feet (30.5
meters), onto land. Tsunamis travel across the open ocean at great speeds and build into large deadly waves
in the shallow water of a shoreline.These walls of water can cause widespread destruction when they crash
ashore.
Most earthquakes that generate tsunamis occur in areas called subduction zones, where pieces of the
Earth's crust press against each other. Subduction means that one tectonic plate slides beneath another and
sinks deep into the Earth's mantle. The friction between the subducting plate and the overriding plate is
enormous. This friction prevents a slow and steady rate of subduction and instead the two plates become
"stuck." The friction between two slow-moving plates of the Earth's crust creates vast amounts of seismic
energy which is released in the form of an earthquake.
As the stuck plate continues to descend into the mantle, the motion causes a slow distortion of the
overriding plate. The result is an accumulation of energy very similar to the energy stored in a compressed
spring. Energy can accumulate in the overriding plate over a long period of time - decades or even centuries.
Energy accumulates in the overriding plate until it exceeds the frictional forces between the two
stuck plates. When this happens, the overriding plate snaps back into an unrestrained position. This sudden
motion is the cause of the tsunami - because it gives an enormous shove to the overlying water. At the same
time, inland areas of the overriding plate are suddenly lowered.
The moving wave begins travelling out from where the earthquake has occurred. Some of the
water travels out and across the ocean basin, and at the same time, water rushes landward to flood the
recently lowered shoreline. Tsunamis generated in the open ocean appear to be only small waves, but they
can grow rapidly in size as they reach shallow water before crashing into seacoast settlements.
https://www.voanews.com/a/what-causes-a-tsunami-117813908/167170.html
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/natural-disasters/tsunamis/
There are 10 items in this part. Each correct answer will deserve 1 mark. Read the text carefully and
choose only one correct answer from the options provided.
7. …. because it gives an enormous shove to the overlying water (paragraph 4, line 3).
The underlined word refers to ......
a. the energy d. the friction
b. the overriding plates e. the sudden motion
c. the stuck plate
C3 7
Disajikan sebuah teks
Explanation terkait proses
terbentuknya batubara (coal
formation), peserta didik
dapat menyebutkan proses
terjadinya batubara
Disajikan sebuah teks C3 8
Explanation , terkait proses
terbentuknya batubara (coal
formation) peserta didik dapat
mengidentifikasi tahapan-
tahapan dalam proses
pembentukan batubara
C3 5
Disajikan sebuah teks
Explanation terkait proses
terbentuknya batubara (coal
formation), peserta didik
dapat merangkum secara
singkat proses terjadinya
batubara
How Coal was Formed
Coal is a rock formed from the decomposition of plant life. It is primarily composed of carbon, with
many other trace elements. Coal's high energy density and tensive reserves found in nature make it useful as
a fuel for electricity generation in coal-fired power plants, and in some places, heating. The process that
creates coal varies slightly in different areas depending on the plants and conditions that are present, but the
overall process is similar.
There are two main phases in coal formation: peatification and coalification. Bacterial activity is the
main process that creates the peat during peatification. Increasing temperature and pressure from burial are
the main factors in coalification.
Sandstone and other rocks called sedimentary rocks were formed, and the pressure caused by their
weight squeezed water from the peat just like your hand might press on a wet sponge and force the water
outMore and more earth and dirt covered on top of this layer. Subsequently, this layer was built up by rocks
and dirt, and so the energy of the dead plants lived underneath. As the pressure and the heat grew over time,
the layer of dead plants turned into coal.
In this part you have to answer 10 different questions. Please read the questions carefully before answering
the questions.
In this part you have to answer 5 different questions. Please read the questions carefully before answering
the questions.
10. lay
The diagrams show the process by which chocolate is made There are a total of ten stages in the
process beginning with the growing of the pods on the cacao trees and culminating in the production of the
chocolate.
To begin, the cocoa comes from the cacao tree, which 1._______ in the South American and African
continents and the country of Indonesia. Once the pods are ripe and red, they 2.______ and the white cocoa
beans 3._______.
Following a period of fermentation, then they 4.______ out on a large tray so they can dry under the
sun. Next, they 5._______ into large sacks and delivered to the factory. They then 6. ________ at a
temperature of 350 degrees, after which the beans 7. _______ and 8. ______ from their outer shell. In the
final stage, this inner part that is left 9.______ and the chocolate 10. _______.
https://www.ieltsbuddy.com/task-1-process.html
KISI-KISI PENILAIAN PENUGASAN
Most tsunamis are caused by earthquakes generated in a subduction zone, an area where an oceanic plate is
being forced down into the mantle by plate tectonic forces. The friction between the subducting plate and the
overriding plate is enormous. This friction prevents a slow and steady rate of subduction and instead the two plates
become "stuck."
As the stuck plate continues to descend into the mantle, the motion causes a slow distortion of the overriding
plate. The result is an accumulation of energy very similar to the energy stored in a compressed spring. Energy can
accumulate in the overriding plate over a long period of time - decades or even centuries.
Energy accumulates in the overriding plate until it exceeds the frictional forces between the two stuck plates.
When this happens, the overriding plate snaps back into an unrestrained position. This sudden motion is the cause of
the tsunami - because it gives an enormous shove to the overlying water. At the same time, inland areas of the
overriding plate are suddenly lowered.
The moving wave begins travelling out from where the earthquake has occurred. Some of the water
travels out and across the ocean basin, and at the same time, water rushes landward to flood the recently lowered
shoreline.
Text 2
The diagrams show the process by which chocolate was formed. There are a total of ten stages in the process
beginning with the growing of the pods on the cacao trees and culminating in the production of the chocolate.
To begin, the cocoa comes from the cacao tree, which is grown in the South American and African continents
and the country of Indonesia. Once the pods are ripe and red, they are harvested and the white cocoa beans 3are
removed.
Following a period of fermentation, then they are laid out on a large tray so they can dry under the sun. Next,
they are placed into large sacks and delivered to the factory. Then , they are roasted at a temperature of 350 degrees,
after which the beans are crushed and separated from their outer shell. In the final stage, this inner part that is left is
pressed and the chocolate is produced.
Read Text 1 (How Tusnami happens) and Text 2 (How chocolate is made) carefully. Find the similarities
and differences betwen text 1 and text 2 by completing the table. Explain in what way are they similar or
different !
- Generic structure: Function of the part of the text: Function of the part of the text:
- General statements: - General statements:
................ ................ ................
- Language features: - A Sequenced process: - A Sequenced process:
................... ............
..............
KISI-KISI SOAL MENCOCOKAN (MATCHING)
Picture 1
Description B Picture 2
Description C Picture 3
Description E Picture 5
Source: http://www.oregongeology.org/tsuclearinghouse/faq-tsunami.htm
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 4
Paragraph 5
KISI-KISI SOAL BENAR-SALAH (TRUE FALSE)
No Kriteria Skor
Jawaban benar 10
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 dan 10.
Jawaban salah/ Tidak menjawab 0
Total Skor 24
URAIAN (ESSAY)
JAWABAN Kreteria SKOR
1. The coal formation begins at the peatification stage, a stage Jawaban tepat 3
which dead plants and trees and eventually forming a soggy, Jawaban kurang 2
thick material called peat. Over the years, the peat formed a tepat
layer, which became deeper and deeper. As the pressure and the Jawaban tidak tepat 1
heat grew over time, the layer of dead plants turned into coal. Tidak menjawab 0
2. The process of how coal was formed belongs to natural process
since it does not require human intervention.
3. Coal is important since it has many beneficial use worldwide. It
is also considered as a good source of energy which is economic
and advantageous.
4. Coal is useful for electricity generation, steel production, cement
production, carbon fibre, and as a liquid fuel.
5. Answer may vary.
Total Skor 15
No Kriteria Skor
10
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 dan 10. Jawaban benar
Jawaban salah/ Tidak menjawab 0
Total skor 100
MENCOCOKAN (MATCHING)
Kriteria Skor
No Kriteria Skor
Jawaban benar 10
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 dan 10.
Jawaban salah/ Tidak menjawab 0
PENUGASAN
Kriteria Skor
4
- Deskripsi tentang persamaan teks benar dan tepat
3
- Deskripsi tentang persamaan teks kurang benar dan kurang tepat
2
- Deskripsi tentang persamaan teks tidak benar dan tidak tepat
1
- Deskripsi tentang persamaan teks salah
0
- Tidak menjawab
No Kriteria Skor
Jawaban tepat 3
Tidak menjawab 0
Total skor 30
Below is the diagram explaining the process of photosynthesis. Write a short explanation text that explains
the detailed of photosynthesis process. Use the list of questions to help you construct your text.
Below is the diagram explaining the process of photosynthesis. Write a short explanation text that explains
the detailed of photosynthesis process. Next, present your work before the class.
No 5 4 3 2 1
Aspects Excellent Good Fair Poor Very poor
.
Very smooth Smooth Normal speed Slow pace with The pace is very
with no pauses enough very with few pauses frequent pause slow with too
Fluency few pauses many pauses
Accuracy Excellent Very few Few mistakes in Several Very poor diction
grammar mistakes in grammar with mistakes in and grammar
(Complex grammar with very sufficient grammar with which lead to
noun phrase) enough variety vovcabulary but very limited misunderstanding
with various of vocabulary still vocabulary but (correctness 0%-
words used (correctness understandable still 40%)
(correctness 61%-80%) (correctness understandable
81%-100%) 41%-60%) (correctness
41%-60%)
Clarity Very clear Good Few mistakes in Several Many mistakes in
articulation pronunciation pronunciation mistakes in pronunciation
with good with very with pronunciation with unclear
pronunciation mistakes and inconsistent with articulation and
clear articulation but inconsistent difficult to
articulation still articulation understand
understandable which lead to
difficult
understanding
Intonation Correct Very few Few mistakes Several No difference of
intonation/tone mistakes in intonation/tone mistakes in intonation/tone
for the intonation/tone which interfere intonation/tone for the
words/phrasese for the the intended which lead to words/phrases/sen
ntences with words/phrases/ meaning misunderstandi tences which lead
lead to sentences with ng of the to
appropriate the lead to intended misunderstanding
intended appropriate the meaning of the intended
meaning intended meaning
meaning
Volume Speak very Speak loudly Only audience Speak softly Speak very softly
loudly that the that most of from the middle that only very that the audience
audience in the the audience in to the front row few the cannot hear
class can hear the class can can hear the audience can
hear voice hear clearly
Content The content of The content of The content of The content of The content of the
the the the presentation the presentation
presentation presentation contains presentation contains very
contains very contains sufficient contains little little information
complete complete information information (physical
information information (physical (physical description) about
(physical (physical description) description) the person being
description) description) about the person about the described and
about the about the being described person being does not meet the
person being person being and fairly meet described and purpose of the
described and described and the purpose of almost does function of the
meet the meet the the function of not meet the spoken text
purpose of the purpose of the the spoken text purpose of the
function of the function of the function of the
spoken text spoken text spoken text
KISI-KISI PENILAIAN PROYEK
Instructions:
General instructions:
You are going to conduct a group project of constructing an explanation text which will be displayed
in the school wall magazine.
You have two weeks to finish your task.
Specific instructions:
PENILAIAN KELOMPOK:
SKOR
ASPEK 1 2 3 4 5
Perencanaan
a. Pemilihan tema Catatan:
b. Pembagian tugas
c. Penjadwalan Skor diberikan dengan rentang
Pelaksanaan skor 1-5, dengan ketentuan
a. Keaktifan anggota semakin lengkap jawaban dan
b. Persiapan alat/ media/ bahan ketepatan dalam proses
c. Pengumpulan data pembuatan maka semakin tinggi
d. Keakuratan sumber
nilainya.
data/informasi
e. Analisa/pengolahan data
Nilai kesimpulan
f. Penarikan Kelompok = Jumlah perolehan skor
x100 %
Jumlah skor maksimal
Hasil
a. Sistematika penulisan/ laporan
b. Relevansi
c. Keaslian
d. Desain
e. Presentasi
f. Laporan tertulis
Total Skor 15
PENILAIAN INDIVIDU
Nilai Akhir Siswa = Jumlah perolehan skor kelompok + perolehan skor individu x100
Jumlah skor maksimal
%
PENILAIAN PORTFOLIO
Instructions:
By the end of the semester, you will present a portfolio of selected materials reflecting your
academic experience within the English subject. The English portfolio serves as evidence of
your accomplishments, growth, and abilities over the subject.
Think about the project and accomplishments that you would like to highlight in your
portfolio and that you have completed in each of your classes as well as project that you have
done outside of school.
Collecting Material
- You should begin to keep all of your writing, essays, writings reports, including the
prompts/assignments from the teacher and the ’s comments on final drafts.
- For each project, identify one or more products that you would like to display
Products can also include :
- power point presentation
- videos
- pictures, photos
- short sound clips
- documents that may include personal reflections, peer assessments or self
assessment
-
Selecting Representative Work
Decisions regarding what to include in the portfolio should be based on which pieces of
writing represent your best work.
Timeline
You must submit your final portfolio tby the end of the final semester.
Cover page
The portfolio can be titled “English Subject Portfolio”. The title page should also
include: 1) The student’s name
2) Date of portfolio submission
3) Titles of writing samples included in the portfolio
4) The teacher, subject, and semester for which each piece of writing was produced.
RUBRIK PENILAIAN PORTOFOLIO
Table of Contents Table of Contents is complete Table of Contents is present No Table of Contents
and agrees with the locations of One or two items are out of Papers have a confusing
all work/artifacts order. arrangement
Items works/ artifacs include: All artifacs is concluded One or two artifacts are missing More than two artifacts are missing
Papers/ writings
(personal letters, dialog,
exposition texts,)
Pictures or video
Formal and informal
invitations
Written assignments
Daily assessments
Organization The portfolio is very The portfolio is organized and is The portfolio is unorganized
organized and is easy to somewhat easy to navigate. and difficult to navigate.
navigate. Most of the items included Items included do not relate
The items included are address the overall goal of the to the overall goal of the
focused on addressing the portfolio to showcase the student portfolio to showcase the
overall goal of the portfolio work. student work.
to showcase the student work
Appearance Outstanding in appearance Contents are clean and neatly Portfolio is not suitable for
• Suitable for presentation arranged presentation
• Cover is attractive and Portfolio is in overall good Artifacts are poorly
appropriate for the purpose condition displayed
• Personal identification is Cover identification is No identification on the
clear/neat. appropriate to portfolio purpose cover.
Reflection All reflections are included One reflection is missing or does Two or more reflections are
Reflections are well-written not support the chosen skill missing or do not support
and presented in final draft Reflections are well-written and the chosen skill
form presented in final draft form Student reflections reveal
Reflections describe and Reflections identify and describe some depth, with slightly
identify students’ growth their growth from experiences broader perspectives but are
from experiences and and learning both inside and not indicative of critical
learning both inside and outside of the classroom and thought and reflection.
outside of the classroom and encompass and display broader
encompass and display perspectives related to the
significantly changed integration of the point earning
perspectives about his/her experiences
understanding of complex
questions or challenges